D’Souza on Islam—a collection

Since Dinesh D’Souza is now revisiting the Islam issue, which he initially broached with his mind-blowingly meretricious book, The Enemy At Home: the Cultural Left and Its Responsibility for 9/11, this may be a good time to post a collection of my comments on the book, most of them posted in January 2007.

D’Souza’s latest twist

D’Souza dilates on our natural friendship with Muslims

Neocon D’Souza leaves AEI and (apparently) turns anti-Israel;

D’Souza’s thesis in the raw

Why I agree with D’Souza

Is D’Souza’s book anti-Israel? Piatak and Wolfe disagree

D’Souza calls for the silencing of Islam critics

Trifkovic vs. D’Souza

How D’Souza came to his knowledge of Islam

D’Souza’s brilliant career, cont.

The sexually libertarian patriot versus the socially conservative appeaser—what a choice!

Uncovered: the ultimate source of Dinesh D’Souza’s deep knowledge of Islam [It turns out that D’Souza’s deep knowledge of Islam consists of the slogan that the Bible is as violent as the Koran.]

D’Souza’s argument self-explodes

Where Spencer’s critique of D’Souza goes wrong

D’Souza blames Muslim hatred of America on … Lawrence Auster

Other VFR items on D’Souza

The Neocons Go Left (May 2002)

Sowell praised D’Souza’s book

My letter to the Free Press about D’Souza’s lies

My letter to O’Sullivan about D’Souza

Posted by Lawrence Auster at September 19, 2008 12:10 PM | Send